Armenian Government Proposes Measures to Combat Rising Threat of Cyber Operations
The increase in cyber operations poses a massive threat to national security. Armenia aims to tackle this issue by proposing amendments and changes to related laws. Establishing a specialized center and regulating encryption tools are part of the government’s strategy. International cooperation and effective solutions are necessary to combat cybercrime.
Armenia Demands Action: Closure of Communication Channels Cannot Be Ignored
Armenia concerned about closure of communication channels, says Sarkis Khadzhandanyan, representative of “Civic Contract” party. He questions presence of Russian peacekeepers in Armenia. News from Armenia.
“Armenian Parliament Implements Controversial Foreign Relations Program Amid Criticism from EU”
The Armenian Parliament holds its first meeting on the “On the Diffusion of Foreign Relations” program amid criticism from the EU. This program may impact Armenia’s foreign policy alignment with the EU, but it conflicts with EU values. Civil society supports EU integration but worries that the proposed bill may limit free speech and target citizen-focused organizations. The EU advises Armenia to comply with laws that safeguard its path to EU membership.
“Armenian Parliament Approves EU Agreement, Paving the Way for Visa Liberalization and Enhanced Security”
Armenian Parliament approves the European Union agreement on April 12, addressing issues like visa liberalization, security, trafficking. Contact points established in Netherlands and Armenia.
Armenian Parliament Member Faces Criminal Proceedings for Alleged Wrongdoings: Armenian News and Positive Initiatives Group Takes Action
Armenian News group seeks to hold Arman Ashotyan accountable for his actions as leader of the National Assembly’s Committee on Eurasian Integration. European Society for Solidarity with Armenia calls for responsible action. Political criticism should not interfere with justice. Genuine democratic leadership needed. News from Armenia – NEWS.am
“Armenian Parliament Takes Swift Action to Fight Corruption by Banning Corrupt Individuals from Electoral Processes”
Armenian Parliament bans corrupt individuals from electoral processes, making 85 changes to electoral code, 76 related to anti-corruption measures. New law proposes every fourth candidate be a woman for equal representation. Approval by Parliament sends it to President for signature.
“Armenian National Congress Warns EU Invitation Could Jeopardize National Security and Stability”
The European Union has invited Armenia to join based on their commitment to a signed agreement. The invitation may impact Armenia’s political forces and citizens. However, concerns arise regarding security and stability due to the ongoing conflict with Russia. The Armenian government needs to provide information and take appropriate measures to protect national security. Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova must also fulfill their contractual obligations. Political alternatives should be considered for the country’s safety and territorial integrity, rather than solely relying on military planning.
“Russian Prime Minister’s Announcement Leaves Armenia at a Crossroads: Stay or Leave?”
The Russian Prime Minister announces suspension of CSTO operation, urging Armenia to decide on staying or leaving. This decision will impact relations between Russia and Armenia, possibly transitioning from cooperation to confrontation. The Armenian government must carefully consider the consequences as Russia seeks to strengthen its position in Armenia and on the international stage. Insight from NEWS.am.